I love Cloudspire, but I found the original faction trays a bit inconvenient, especially for new players. While it’s compact, the skills are hidden, which was difficult for me and my friends. 
 

Additionally, it’s difficult to distinguish between the different types of units (Minions, Towers, and Heroes), and the faction dice and Mark token aren’t stored with the factions, making it harder to keep everything organized.
 

Update – 2025-12-22
The Uprising faction box has been published:
[https://makerworld.com/en/models/2143726-cloudspire-the-uprising-faction-box#profileId-2322147](https://makerworld.com/en/models/2143726-cloudspire-the-uprising-faction-box#profileId-2322147)

Instructions for storing the factions in the base game box have been updated accordingly.

Update - 2025-12-20:
The Keel, Shada, and The Graft faction boxes have been created.
The bottom parts differ between factions, so please check the description to ensure you print the correct one.
 

Update – 2025/01/07:
Based on recent feedback regarding the fragility of the wall, I’ve updated the lid design and increased the wall thickness from 0.8mm to 1.6mm.

New profiles have been created, and printed to ensure there are no defects.

You can find other faction boxes and creations I made for Cloudspire in this collection: [https://makerworld.com/en/collections/3283757](https://makerworld.com/en/collections/3283757) 

Note for Horizon's Wraith:

This faction has a unique number of chips, requiring a specific bottom and lip configuration - Do not use the bottom part for this page.

To address these issues without taking up too much space in the box, I designed a new storage tray.
 

The tray is divided into four sections:
- Minions (left)
- Towers (middle)
- Mark tokens and dice (top center)
- Heroes (right)

 

The cover is designed to keep the chips in place during transport and prevent them from sliding under the tray while playing.

I also took the game box dimensions into account when designing the tray, so it’s flexible enough to allow for different ways of organizing the components. The aim is to ensure that factions from the expansions can fit easily in the box as well.

Storage solution for the base game and all expansions released up to Harbinger (a total of 10 factions) - The Isles and Earthscapes boxes will sit slightly above the edge, but the box can still be closed.

Note: This is to be confirmed, as I have not yet received Harbinger. The setup requires using the base game box and at least one expansion box to store the rulebooks and other printed materials.

Layer1		Faction1 Faction2 Faction3 Chips1
Layer2		Faction4 Faction5 Faction6 -
Layer3		Faction7   Faction8 Chips2
Layer4		Faction9 Earthscapes Pins Chips3 Faction10 Chips4
Layer5		Isles Chips   Cards

Below is 2 options to organize the from from the base game

Option 1	Option 2

A complete box takes approximatively 5h20min on an X1 to print and required around 240g of filament.